My work delves into the intricate and often fraught relationship between humanity and the natural world, drawing inspiration from concepts of overconsumption and environmental degradation. I intertwine various disciplines including drawing, textiles, and sculpture to create a holistic narrative that reflects these concerns. I gravitate toward practices that emphasize the materiality of the work such as felting, hand-stitching, and hand-dying materials. These tactile practices mirror the intricate interplay between humans and our environment, fostering a sense of mindfulness and reflection within my practice. I carefully select materials that not only align with my artistic vision but also uphold my values. I prefer to use recycled fabrics which I dye naturally, and I seek to repurpose everyday discarded materials, transforming them into new forms of expression. By doing so, I aim to highlight the beauty and potential found in what is often overlooked, fostering a dialogue about sustainability and our connection to the environment. My art is not merely a reflection of the world as it is but also a call to action, inviting viewers to reconsider their relationship with the resources they consume.